The temperature has been rising ever since I last wrote!
Excited to show our first lemons growing. We are constantly harvesting from our veg patches, carrots, beetroots, Swiss chard, radish, parsley, coriander, basil and other assorted green leaves! My favourite calendula whose flowers we all know, have the sweetest and tastiest leaves. And as each flowers comes into seed we are just sowing them again and within days they have sprung forth. Spring onions still growing and chillies getting bigger.
A few herbal propagations have germinated such as the Echinacea and Vitex agnus castus. There are a few more, but due to all sorts of reasons pots have got a bit muddled! Wont take long before we know who's who.. Always label and date as they say.
Builders been and gone and finished the penultimate outside layer, we have got to wait until it gets much cooler before final render is done.
The bulk of the irrigation with pipes has been completed and the big Orchard was watered last night in a very different sophisticated way!! Due to pressure tweaks, we still had to check on every tree, which was good.
Excited to show our first lemons growing. We are constantly harvesting from our veg patches, carrots, beetroots, Swiss chard, radish, parsley, coriander, basil and other assorted green leaves! My favourite calendula whose flowers we all know, have the sweetest and tastiest leaves. And as each flowers comes into seed we are just sowing them again and within days they have sprung forth. Spring onions still growing and chillies getting bigger.
A few herbal propagations have germinated such as the Echinacea and Vitex agnus castus. There are a few more, but due to all sorts of reasons pots have got a bit muddled! Wont take long before we know who's who.. Always label and date as they say.
Builders been and gone and finished the penultimate outside layer, we have got to wait until it gets much cooler before final render is done.
The bulk of the irrigation with pipes has been completed and the big Orchard was watered last night in a very different sophisticated way!! Due to pressure tweaks, we still had to check on every tree, which was good.
This Red Rose has not stopped flowering for months. I have learnt quickly that Roses love to be pruned! The more you cut, the more they leaf and flower. But best to do when the Moon is waxing. In the background of this photo are a few different trees including some wild Almonds. Corey pruned these way back when they were just wee sticks and now they are abundant with life.
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